Sentence examples for merged completely with from inspiring English sources

That same year, Bell Brothers, described in the Sydney Morning Herald as "owners of coal and ironstone mines and blast furnaces and rolling mills", was finally merged completely with Dorman Long.

She has made works that merge completely with the terrain, blurring the boundaries between two- and three-dimensional space and set up a systematic ordering of the land tied to history, language, and time.

He directed them to lie down on a canvas that looked like four Hong Kong flags, in configurations that by the end spelled out "1997," the year in which sovereignty over the territory transferred from the U.K. to China, and "2047," the year that Hong Kong is slated to merge completely with the mainland.

Charles and Diana come across on screen as terribly human and flawed, their private tragedy merges completely with their public personas, and yet in offering this story within a framework of a romance, real life intervenes by failing to offer the appropriate ending to the tale: the marriage dissolves, Diana grows paler and thinner, no prince waits to rescue her.

In all Jewish reading traditions /ɬ/ and /s/ have merged completely; however in Samaritan Hebrew /ɬ/ has instead merged with /ʃ/.

The two companies merged completely in 1946 to become Mellon National Bank and Trust Company.

4# I think CONMEBOL and CONCACAF should merge completely !

The City Council directed staff in October to study the possibility of drafting a contract with the Orange County Fire Authority or merging partly or completely with the Huntington Beach Fire Department.

A long ē, from earlier ei, had probably completely merged with ī by the Classical period.

P&S forged a nominal affiliation with Columbia in 1860 but retained its independence until 1891 when it completely merged with the university.

Even if /dz/ is completely merged with /l/, there are no other oral affricate (泉 Chôan) or fricative (漳 Chiang and Mix) series that might be at stake.